How is this Brainrot tier list ranked?

Tiers reflect long-term income value, mutation potential, and how often competitive players keep a unit in their base. S-tier Brainrots scale best into late game. C-tier units are placeholders you replace quickly.

Are the income numbers on this tier list official?

No. Unless Broken Wand Studios publishes exact stats, all income comparisons on this page are community estimates gathered from in-game testing and player reports. We label uncertain data clearly and update when patches change values.

Should I keep a mutated B-tier Brainrot over a normal A-tier?

Often yes, at least temporarily. Mutations can boost earnings enough to beat a higher rarity without a mutation. Compare the actual cash per second on your pedestals before selling.

Do tier placements change after updates?

Yes. New Brainrots, balance patches, and zone adjustments can reshuffle rankings overnight. Check the tier list after major updates and redeem codes like update3 from our codes page for free Protein Shakes to test new zones faster.

What is the best Brainrot for beginners?

Whichever Rare or Epic you pull first from consistent Epic-zone pushes. Early progression rewards placement speed over tier chasing. Move to A-tier and S-tier units once your Push Power reliably reaches Legendary zones.

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How to Read This Tier List

This Push a Lucky Block Brainrot tier list ranks units into S, A, B, and C tiers based on long-term income, mutation upside, and how often top players keep them on base pedestals. Push a Lucky Block is still a young Roblox title from Broken Wand Studios, so exact cash-per-second values are not always published. Any stat marked below as a community estimate comes from player testing and may shift after balance patches.

Tier rank is not just about rarity color. A well-leveled B-tier Brainrot with a strong mutation can beat a fresh A-tier pull. Always compare real pedestal earnings before selling. For drop locations, cross-reference our map zones guide and the Brainrot overview.

S Tier — Best Brainrots for Endgame Income

S-tier Brainrots are the units you never sell once slotted. They come from the deepest zones your Push Power can reach and scale hardest with levels and Rebirth multipliers.

Celestial-tier drops — Highest reported base income in community tests. Estimated ~800–1,200+ cash/sec at level 1 (community estimate). Require Push Power in the hundreds of millions or more. See zone thresholds on the map zones page.
OG-tier mutated units — Mutated OG Brainrots combine top rarity with mutation multipliers. Players report ~2x–3x earnings over non-mutated versions (community estimate). Best long-term pedestal investments if you are lucky enough to pull one.
Top Secret / Divine earners with mutations — Standard versions already sit in high A-tier, but mutated copies jump to S-tier because mutation bonuses stack with level scaling. Worth keeping even if a slightly higher rarity non-mutated unit exists.

Chasing S-tier drops demands optimized Weight progression, Aura timing, and smart Rebirth cycles. Use Protein Shakes from codes before farming sessions to push blocks into these zones.

A Tier — Reliable Mid-to-Late Game Keepers

A-tier Brainrots carry most accounts from mid-game through the first several Rebirths. They drop from Legendary through Secret zones and remain useful until you pull S-tier replacements.

Legendary zone Brainrots — Estimated ~40–90 cash/sec at level 1 (community estimate). Solid backbone units. Level two or three of these before chasing deeper farms.
Mythic and Godly standard pulls — Estimated ~120–350 cash/sec at level 1 (community estimate). Excellent until Celestial access opens up.
Secret-tier non-mutated units — Strong passive earners that many players keep through multiple Rebirths. Replace only when an S-tier mutation appears.

If your base is full of A-tier units, focus on base upgrades for more slots and push toward mutated deep-zone drops rather than leveling commons.

B Tier — Transitional and Situational Units

B-tier Brainrots are fine for short periods but get replaced as soon as you farm Legendary zones consistently.

Epic zone drops — Estimated ~8–25 cash/sec at level 1 (community estimate). Great for your first hour, outdated by mid-game.
Rare zone staples — Estimated ~3–10 cash/sec at level 1 (community estimate). Place immediately, replace within a few sessions.
Mutated Common/Uncommon units — Mutations can bump these into low B-tier temporarily. Keep until a clean Epic or Legendary arrives.

B-tier units still beat empty slots. The mistake is over-leveling them when an A-tier pull is one good push away. Train Push Power instead of maxing a Rare you will sell tomorrow.

C Tier — Sell or Replace Quickly

C-tier Brainrots are starter units and filler. They teach the collection loop but do not deserve upgrade investment once you leave Common zones.

Common zone Brainrots — Estimated ~1–4 cash/sec at level 1 (community estimate). Place if slots are empty, sell or swap once Rare zones are consistent.
Duplicate commons with no mutation — No long-term value unless an active event rewards duplicates. Free pedestal space for anything higher.
Outleveled units two tiers below your current zone — Even without a formal tier name, if your pushes reach Mythic zones, commons and most epics are effectively C-tier.

Using the Tier List in Your Runs

Before each play session, ask three questions: What zone can my Push Power reach? Which Brainrot on my base earns the least? Which empty slot is wasting potential income? Pull from Lucky Blocks until you upgrade the weakest pedestal, then level your highest tier.

Pair this list with the rare Brainrot farming guide and our Push Power calculator to plan how many training sessions you need before the next tier jump. Redeem every working code on the codes page — free shakes and cash shorten the grind between tier upgrades.

Tiers summarize community wisdom, not gospel. Broken Wand Studios can rebalance Brainrots any patch. When Update 4 drops, re-check S and A placements, test new pulls yourself, and update your base around real earnings — not rarity color alone.

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